Free Up Space on Windows 10 by Deleting Temporary Files

Every time you create a file or application, there are typically temporary (temporary) files attached. Windows uses these folders to store files that are only used for a short period of time, such as error logs, images, or cached files. The presence of temporary files helps your computer run more smoothly at that time but you rarely need them after restarting or closing a program.

Thus, when not in use, these temporary files will take up your computer space. So how to automatically delete them? With Windows 7, you can use the Disk Cleanup tool, however, in Windows 10, Microsoft has integrated a smart feature that helps you do that.

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To set up automatic deletion of temporary files in Windows 10, follow the steps below:

Go to Action Center and click on the All Settings app or you can access the Start Menu and select Settings.

Then, click System> Storage .

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It is done! Automatically deleting temporary files as well as files in Recycle Bin is extremely simple in Windows 10. Although these files will not take up a lot of your computer space, you should still delete them when not used to make your device run faster.

Good luck!